Muslim US Lawmakers Rashida Tlaib, Ilhan Omar, and Andre Carson Re-Elected in 2024 Elections. In the 2024 US elections, three prominent Muslim lawmakers—Rashida Tlaib, Ilhan Omar, and Andre Carson—have been re-elected to Congress, underscoring the growing impact of Muslim representation in American politics.
Rashida Tlaib Wins Re-election in Michigan
Rashida Tlaib, of Palestinian heritage, secured a decisive victory in Michigan’s 13th Congressional District, receiving 77.13% of the vote. Tlaib, known for her outspoken advocacy on issues such as social justice, immigration reform, and economic inequality, will continue to represent Michigan in the House of Representatives.
Ilhan Omar Triumphs in Minnesota
Ilhan Omar, a Somali-American and one of the first Muslim women elected to Congress, was re-elected to represent Minnesota’s Fifth District with 76.37% of the vote. Omar, a progressive voice on issues like healthcare reform, climate action, and racial justice, retains strong support in her district.
Andre Carson Re-elected in Indiana
Andre Carson, a Democrat from Indiana, has been re-elected for a ninth term in the House. A longtime advocate for education, economic development, and public safety, Carson remains a key representative for his state and continues his focus on legislation to support marginalized communities and working families.
Together, these re-elections highlight the ongoing influence and representation of Muslim Americans in shaping US politics, particularly within the Democratic Party.
